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Huai Wang

Researcher at Aalborg University

Publications -  376
Citations -  10932

Huai Wang is an academic researcher from Aalborg University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Capacitor & Power electronics. The author has an hindex of 38, co-authored 328 publications receiving 7480 citations. Previous affiliations of Huai Wang include Yangtze University & City University of Hong Kong.

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Impact of the Circulating Current Control on Transient Submodule Voltage Stresses for Grid-Tied Modular Multilevel Converters During Grid Faults

TL;DR: A mathematical approach based on a typical MMC control strategy to investigate the interaction between the SM voltage and the circulating current suppression control is proposed and the time domain expression of the transient SM voltage during grid faults is derived.
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Electro-Thermal Modeling and Design of High-Current Pulse Power Supply for Electrically Assisted Manufacturing

TL;DR: The model-based design of a low-voltage high-current pulse power supply used for EAM based on converter-level electro-thermal modeling is proposed, to reduce the computation burden of the FEM simulation to obtain the dynamic thermal profile under pulse current operation.
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An analytical essential switching loss estimation method for modular multilevel converters with nearest level modulation

TL;DR: A novel switching power loss estimation method for modular multilevel converters (MMCs) with the nearest level modulation (NLM) is introduced, where high estimation accuracy can be achieved under a range of operating conditions.
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From chip to inverter: Electro-thermal modeling and design for paralleled power devices in high power application

TL;DR: An electro-thermal model correlated with chip area and chip paralleled number is built to calculate the power switch loss and junction temperature, enabling more flexible in chip design to optimize the inverter efficiency and thermal loading.
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Reliability of DC-link Capacitors in Two-Stage Micro-Inverters Under Different PV Module Sizes

TL;DR: An experimental-based reliability assessment is carried out using a two-stage micro-inverter where 60-cell and 72-cell PV modules are considered, and it is indicated that employing a 60- cell PV module is more beneficial for the micro- inverter, especially during a clear day.